Sony 32" Bravia $1399.99 @ Sears

[ak-47]

Just got the Sears Flyer and the front page has this Bravia 32" for $1399.99, reg. $1899.99. The picture looks like KDL32S2400, though it doesn't have Sony model # on the flyer. Sears stock #14601.
It also has the 40" going for $2199.99, Sears stock #14602.

Both deals not on website... probably in store only.

[Fantastical]

Thanks for the info. But this can't beat the sharp aquos 32 selling for $900 at bestbuy.

[fudge_u]

Thanks for the info. But this can't beat the sharp aquos 32 selling for $900 at bestbuy.

Sharp owns when it comes to LCD TVs. I was able to scoop the 32" Aquos from Best Buy. Maaaan... it's such a nice TV... I was watchin a Superbit dvd on it the other day, and I was blown away. It was sooo clear. This is also one of the first LCD TVs that I've used that can actually display dark colors properly.

I think Sony still makes sales based on their name alone. Anytime ppl think of electronics, the first name that comes up is Sony.

WG

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Sharp owns when it comes to LCD TVs. I was able to scoop the 32" Aquos from Best Buy. Maaaan... it's such a nice TV... I was watchin a Superbit dvd on it the other day, and I was blown away. It was sooo clear. This is also one of the first LCD TVs that I've used that can actually display dark colors properly.

I think Sony still makes sales based on their name alone. Anytime ppl think of electronics, the first name that comes up is Sony.

WG

I think Sony Bravia is the best LCD TV available right now not just because its Sony, its not a fact its just my opinion.

and btw this isn't a hot deal... and personally I think 32" is very small u should get atleast 40" it all depends on how far ur sitting though.

[blahzay163]

Sony Bravias are up there along with Samsungs and the Vieras (Panasonic). I had one of those Sharp Aquos 37' and I returned it due to the poor SD quality and I just did not iike the colors. Bought a Samsung and couldnt be happier.

[RedLightSpecial]

Sony Bravia 32" is on sale at Costco for $1049.99 and $1199.99 at Futureshop.

[duckdown]

Too bad this wasnt a 37" inch.. I don't know what it is, but these look way small

[diddy321]

Thanks for the info. But this can't beat the sharp aquos 32 selling for $900 at bestbuy.

I was very interested in the $899 Aquos at BB until I did some research and found out it's a low end chinese rebrand. LC-32D41U is the real deal Kameyama factory panel. The LC32D40U on sale at bestbuy is made by Orion who supplies the screens for insignia and other low end brands. It might be a good TV, but it's not up to par with the other Aquos panels.

[number6]

Check out this similar thread .. 2010 and 2400 look similar, but have a different price.

http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=384769

[slicecom]

I was very interested in the $899 Aquos at BB until I did some research and found out it's a low end chinese rebrand. LC-32D41U is the real deal Kameyama factory panel. The LC32D40U on sale at bestbuy is made by Orion who supplies the screens for insignia and other low end brands. It might be a good TV, but it's not up to par with the other Aquos panels.

It's true, not all Sharp Aquos TV's are incredible. It's amazing what a name does to people's perceptions on quality! If you want serious performance, do some serious research before you purchase. If you don't care, then get the cheapest one you can find.

[charliebrown]

actually the 40" sony lcd is one of the best selling tvs, but the lack of only 1 hdmi and the extra few $100s compared to samsungs was not worth it for me. both have similar color, sony is a bit brighter. 32" for this price is high. 40-42 could be had for $1500 this week. fs has a good deal on lg w/htib for $1799. i got the samsung 4041d w/htib for same price. 32" is still too small for most living rooms, remember its wide screen so 4:3 sd cable will look like a 24-26" tv. 40" is a good start, more like a 32-35" regular tv. i got mine in the bedroom and at 8ft away looks great on the wall, best part about lcd is the closer you are the clearer. not like plasma edtvs.

The sonys & samsungs are going to be similar because they are both produced in a joint venture between the 2 companies. Notice how only sony & samsung makes their panels 32/40/46"? (i.e. there arent any 37" sony LCDs or 42" samsungs)

[frogger]

Sony Bravia 40" showing $1699 for me on thebrick.com

[ak-47]

the one at thebrick for 1699 is KLV40S200

http://www.thebrick.com/Application/Cart/BuyRoom.asp?TraderID=34DC92B9-3DBD-438F-AA0B-BD0F699D5896&Code=KLV40S200&ProductID=735D756C-764B-4356-9E37-C83275524462&SellOrderId=C6A969AD-FA41-40EC-A09F-DC3ED4CC0ECC&CategoryID=EF311643-83F7-4A03-B3CD-E5886371BF8A&SiteCode=EN&CategoryTracking=8FF16116%2D139A%2D457A%2D95AD%2D1 EEF471A77F2%2C2E622BA3%2DD12F%2D46CD%2D9742%2DEB2C 53A14075%2CEF311643%2D83F7%2D4A03%2DB3CD%2DE588637 1BF8A

[xeodragon]

Sharp owns when it comes to LCD TVs. I was able to scoop the 32" Aquos from Best Buy. Maaaan... it's such a nice TV... I was watchin a Superbit dvd on it the other day, and I was blown away. It was sooo clear. This is also one of the first LCD TVs that I've used that can actually display dark colors properly.

I think Sony still makes sales based on their name alone. Anytime ppl think of electronics, the first name that comes up is Sony.

WG

What you say is somewhat true. Sony Bravia's are very good televisions, which is why they're so popular these days. There are of course, many Sony products with unnecessary premiums like you stated.